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RE7.A. - Page 435 Expansion Project#:11637.0 <br /> Auyus�v,�v�� Page 20 <br /> EXPANDED FUEL STATION TRAFFIC CHARACTERISTICS <br /> This section summarizes preliminary information on the expected transportation characteristics and <br /> impacts associated with expanding the existing fuel station from 3 islands (12 fueling positions) to 5 <br /> islands (20 fueling positions). In particular, this section discusses the expected change to trip <br /> generation and site operations at the fuel station (queuing, wait times) with the proposed expansion <br /> to 5 islands (20 fueling position) in place. <br /> Costco Transportation Database <br /> For the past fifteen years, KAI has maintained a database of traffic data and transportation <br /> characteristics for Costco Wholesale. The database contains transportation information such as trip <br /> generation, trip type percentages, and parking demand for Costco locations in the United States, <br /> Canada, and Mexico. The database is updated and refined each time new Costco traffic counts or <br /> information become available to KAI. The Costco database was determined as the best source from <br /> which to develop the trip generation estimate for the Redwood City Costco Gasoline expansion <br /> project since it provides use-specific data that most accurately represents the anticipated traffic <br /> characteristics of the project. Costco has invested significant effort into developing this use-specific <br /> trip generation database for both their warehouses and their fuel stations because of the unique <br /> characteristics of Costco customer travel that exist due to membership requirements and the nature <br /> of Costco sales (typically larger volume purchases and lower frequency visits than traditional <br /> retailers). These unique elements apply to the trip generation for Costco warehouses, Costco Gasoline <br /> fuel stations, and the interaction of trips between the two. The database currently has traffic <br /> information from numerous locations in large metropolitan areas of California (Bay Area, LA Area, <br /> and San Diego). In addition, given that the proposed site plan for the Redwood City location is to <br /> expand the existing 3 island fuel station (12 fueling positions) to a 5 island (20 fueling position) <br /> facility, data from the two existing 5 island Costco Gasoline facilities in the continental United States <br /> (Scottsdale and Tucson, Arizona) was also collected and evaluated to prepare the trip generation <br /> estimate for the Redwood City expansion project. <br /> Costco Gasoline Trip Characteristics <br /> An important trend seen from trip generation studies at over 20 Costco Gasoline facilities is that trip <br /> generation is not directly related to the number of islands (or fueling positions) at a facility.Although <br /> the standard reference manual ITE Trip Generation (8th Edition) currently reports trip generation for <br /> gasoline stations based on the independent variable of fueling positions, more recent transportation <br /> studies indicate that other variables besides the specific number of fueling pumps have a much larger <br /> Kittelson&Associates,Inc. Boise,Idaho <br />
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